Dmitri

That first photo looks like Mel Gibson's brother

I respect the forum members who like Eli, but from the comments it sounds like you need to jump through hoops to get the "preferential treatment." Or even to get a little respect from this masseur, which should be a given with any masseur. Being treated in a warm, friendly manner....with respect and no drama is what all masseurs should provide, Eli included. And the comment about needing to charm him to get him to treat you like a King sounds crazy. We do not need to "earn" the right to be treated well. We all deserve to be treated well.....with respect....and like a King....since we are paying him. He sounds like a massage diva who knows he has us in the palm of his hand, which is not a good thing. I like masseurs who come baggage free...drama free.....and with no games or attitude. Masseurs who treat me well because they value each and every client. In my opinion, those are the best, most professional masseurs and the ones I choose to give my massage dollars to.

Is this guy on the up and up? I am confused. He comes across very sweet and nice in his ad copy......but when I called he was downright rude. (Read my post above.) He states in his ad he lives on an island in the Andaman Sea, and only (and I quote) " dedicate a few months a year to my practice." Not true, since I have seen his ad for the past 6 months and his travel schedule goes thru April. (And will probably go thru the next few years if I guess correctly) And he is not extending his stay in the USA since he is in demand. He always has his "Available Now" icon on, which shows lack of business. His ad gives the impression you better get him while you can, since he will be leaving shortly to go back to his island.....yet he never leaves. Smells like a marketing gimmick. Then to top it off, in his ad copy he states " Enjoy My All New Photos 2018" Yet they are not new......they have been around for over a year. Another not true statement. I want to try him when he is in Seattle since I will be there the same time....but all these "alternative facts" are a turn off and make me want to avoid him.

March 2000 was 18 years ago??? OMG......seems like yesterday.

Observation: I have a very discerning eye when reading reviews. If you read thru his reviews it is more than obvious he wrote most of them. English being his second language, many are in broken English, or not in proper English. And he uses the word "pro" in a few.(not a common word clients write in a review.....and it is in a few of his reviews.) The red flag was when I read his text copy (broken English) ....it matched the tone and flavor of his reviews. Just saying.....

I will tip only if the massage and service was good or great. Obviously if the massage session was inferior I don't tip. Makes common sense. I also will only tip the masseurs who have rates up to the $120-$150/hr mark. The guys who have massage rates beyond that in the $170-$250/hr rate (yes...there are many....just for an hour!) I feel are making enough, and a tip is not warranted. If a masseur is pulling in $170-$250 for a one hour massage session, I feel a tip is excessive!

That is painting with a very broad brush. I do agree that masseurs can delete bad reviews. But I post positive reviews of masseurs I enjoy all the time on the different massage sites. I also have read members of this forum state that they have posted positive reviews of masseurs on the different massage sites. So not all reviews on massage sites are "worthless". Many of the positive reviews are accurate. I know....I have posted many, as others in this forum have.

I think the bigger question is : Why in the hell would you block anyone???? Beau Taylor is in this business to make money. If someone looks at your profile one time......or one thousand times....why would a masseur/escort care? You would think they would would be happy....because that person could be a potential client. It should be flattering.....not annoying! From reading thru this thread, Beau is a sure fire person to avoid. Taking people's money and not providing services.....cancelling on people....negative posts in the escort forum. And blocking people from viewing his profile. To much drama. And not even that attractive in my opinion. To many other great masseurs to choose from with no drama, so why would anyone even consider him? Life is to short, with so many other great, drama free guys out there at this moment just waiting for our business.

Agree. His voice and personality actually could put you to sleep. (and not in a good, relaxing way. More in a boring way.) I actually starting dozing off during the video.

Just to clarify.....the above post mentions using Coconut oil not just for massage but also as a lube. Do NOT use Coconut oil with condoms as a lube since the oil can weaken and break condoms. (any oils.....coconut, massage oil, baby oil, etc.) If the massage (or any escort session) goes in that direction....shower off the Coconut oil first, then use a WATER BASED lube with the condom. Want to keep it safe

I think we would all have to be very naive to assume that all the masseurs on that site are straight and don't go beyond massage. (even some of the female ads have a sexual, " I might do something extra" vibe) I say that because of the high price point on many of the male/female ads....the number of pics they post (if you are JUST doing massage you only need one photo, not more to show us how good looking you are)....but also because the site is sponsored my Masseurfinder. Many of the masseurs are crossovers from that site, which as we all know have masseurs that provide more than massage.

He seems great from his description. But as many of us do, apart from massage skills, we choose masseurs we are attracted to. I just like when a masseur posts consistent photos, so we get an idea what they look like. Just curious who will answer the door....pic #1 or pic #2.

He has 2 pics. They look like 2 different people. Unless the first pic is his clean, wholesome pic. And his second pic is his "bad boy" pic. (or maybe his Backstreet Boys/NSync boy band pic)

As fun as it sounds, it is kind of a version of #MeToo. I would be really hesitant with a masseur, no matter how good looking they are, taking the offer of some "weed they just got" or anything else that would make me possibly unaware of what I was doing. Literally in a passive position on their massage table in their hands. Especially with all the crazy people out there plus STD's.

Wow.....from what you wrote, you got it bad for him...and that ain't good. So horny and frustrated you run home and beat off, and cum so fucking hard? Sounds like you need a new massage therapist that will meet your needs. There are tons of them out there. He ain't the only game in town. Move on and get another masseur if you want to come so fucking hard WITH a masseur....not without him.

@Justme7 , that would be a great idea. I tried it....but Facebook does not work that way. They create many hoops to jump thru to create a Facebook account. They want your phone number (I know....use a burner phone #, but now it is getting even more complicated). Plus they want a credit card number, and LOTS more info to confirm your identity. Creating a bogus Facebook account that does not link to you is almost impossible. And all this just to submit a review to Masseurfinder? Thanks, but I'll pass.

The Facebook verification on Masseurfinder to submit reviews has stopped me from posting any reviews at all. I need to be discreet, and do not feel comfortable that Masseurfinder has my Facebook account......just to post a review! And for those with no Facebook account, you will need to create one to post a review. No thanks.....ridiculous! No need for them to do this.....just to post a review? Absurd! I have noticed alot less reviews being posted on MF because people feel like me and want discretion and don't want their Facebook info out there. With all these new rules ( G rated ad text for masseurs).....no provocative photos....and now this, the massage sites are destroying themselves!

You said you have been going to him for a few years. By the time I have gone to ANY masseur for a few years we are on a comfortable, friendly basis. Which means that after going to the same guy for that long you should be able to discuss this freely with him. What you wrote in your post is a question you should be able to pose to him, after knowing him for that long. You asked in your post if you should talk to him. YES! You are not a mind reader. Ask him, and discuss this with him. He has the answers to your questions.....not the forum members.

Unless he lives in a bubble, it is REALLY hard to pinpoint if a particular person or masseur passed an STD to your friend. You literally would have to only have been with JUST that person or masseur during the incubation period, which is hard to pinpoint. I would NOT contact the masseur and in any way suggest it was passed on from them. There is no point in that, and will only result in the masseur becoming defensive. In the interest of public health I would just contact the masseur to alert them that you recently found out you have an STD and he might have been exposed and should be tested.

C'mon, don't be so naive. Masseurs can write anything they want in their ad copy on ANY of the massage sites."Best Reviewed" "Most Reviewed" "Best Masseur" "Most In Demand", etc. It is their ad and they can claim to be anything they want.

Curious about the tolerance level of people in this forum on services promised. If someone like Big Red promised mutual nude during the massage (at $180/hr!!) as in the example above, but after the massage started did not get nude and you reminded him of his promise of that service, and he refused, would you leave or stay? Sounds like a classic bait and switch to me, no matter what his excuse is. Promising a service to get you there....but then not providing it once you arrive.....is what a bait and switch is, and what Big Red did. Question to Forum Members: Would you leave or stay if this happened to you?

Agreed. The red flag is that the first post from @Chris4481 is not just feedback on a masseur in conversation. It is a Brand New Post with a glowing review and plug to try this guy in Las Vegas. He even provides the link, and seems to know alot about him....including his odd pricing structure. First time posters are not this bold and forward. First time posters tend to just join a conversation on a masseur being discussed. Not start a thread for their first post sounding like a promoter of a masseur.(unless they are that masseur)

Of course it's a scam. From out of the country. No one in the USA has you pre-pay by Western Union....and no on here uses the term "agent". ( that is a term people use when English is their second language.) To protect others from him, contact Rentmasseur and tell them your experience, and that it is not even him in the pics. Request they remove his ad since he is bogus.

Yes....as everyone noted massaging your butt is always part of a massage. I always speak up during a massage session if something is not meeting my needs. I like deep massage. If the massage is to light, I ask the masseur during the session to apply deeper pressure. If the room is to cold, I will ask during the session if he can put turn the heat up. You are paying, and have a right during the session to ask for things that are not meeting your needs. As in " the massage is great, but I always have my glutes massaged since they are tight. Can you work on that area?" You need to speak up during the session if you are not getting what you want, instead of not saying anything and leaving angry.

You are asking the wrong demographic. Not to stereotype.....but I think the Super Bowl is not at the the top of most gay men's list. Now an erotic massage is another story.....